Felicity is concerned when Cash reveals that he’s not going to Stevie’s funeral. She soon loops Eden in – they both know he has to go. Cash admits that it feels wrong for him to attend, wondering how can he face her family when it was because of him that she ended up in a coffin.
Eden thinks that Remi can allay some of Cash’s guilt, especially after the security company exonerates him of any blame. When Remi gets there, though, Cash is being haunted by vivid flashbacks of Stevie’s death and he’s not happy to see his friend. Can they repair and grieve Stevie together?
Meanwhile, at the gym, Theo presses Remi on his feelings surrounding Stevie and Bree. Remi admits that Bree is keen to get back together. However, he explains that Bree made a lot of good points about the reasons for their break-up and he doesn’t want to make the same mistakes again.
Remi reveals that Bree said she’s prepared to wait. Theo is quick to point out that’s not a guarantee.
Elsewhere, John and Dana are still in isolation. Both regret opening the mysterious shipping container, with John showing no signs of improvement. Soon, Roo wheels Marilyn into the hospital with similar symptoms, and quickly confirms for Bree that she was nowhere near the shipping container.
Bree grills her for more information on who has been in the Diner and the timings, as the container may not be the source of the mystery ailment. When another patient arrives at the hospital with stomach pains, they are linked to the Diner as well and Bree has pieced it together – the Diner is the source of the contamination.
Irene is frantic as she shuts down the Diner and sends her customers home, while Bree tells Dana she’s free to leave the hospital – she was never exposed to the contaminant. Looking over at an ailing John, though, Dana decides she won’t leave her friend – she’ll chuck on a uniform and stick around. John really appreciates it.